Sentence examples for concomitant in from inspiring English sources

And the action against them therefore needed to be commensurate – concomitant in Cyril Ramaphosa's parlance.

Clinically, strabismus can be divided into concomitant, in which the abnormal angle between the visual axes remains constant in all positions of gaze, and incomitant, in which the eye deviation varies with the direction of gaze.

This double-hit effect by combined infection or inflammation and hypoxia is therefore a frequent concomitant in neonatal brain damage.

Such changes are concomitant, in the first hand, with disappearing of some Ps-related traps, which were more efficient in coarse-grained β-CGP pellets.

The in situ digestions of serum samples, as well as the separation of the ultra-traces of Pt from concomitant in these samples were performed by using the in situ electrodeposition (ED) technique prior to the measurement by ETAAS.

The results show that a short-term of dramatic lipid accumulation and nonsignificant descent of biomass productivities can be concomitant in SDEC-3M during early N-deficient stage (buffer period).

Early survivors with CS had a more severe clinical profile, more frequent concomitant in-hospital complications, and were less often managed invasively than those without CS.

It is therefore plausible, that the decrease in Reelin levels during aging [ 28, 32, 33] with its concomitant in- and decrease in Tau [ 12, 52] and n-cofilin phosphorylation [ 22], respectively, may reduce axonal and dendritic cytoskeletal stabilities and strongly impair transport from and to synaptic sites.

This results in concomitant declines in most nutrient intakes.

Importantly, PF-573,228 blocks cell migration in concomitant reduction in the disassembly of focal adhesions.

However, such use is not economically attractive and can result in concomitant increases in background staining.